English-Speaking Fitness trainers in Lisbon

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Covering Lisbon and nearby areas

  • Lisbon
  • Cascais
  • Sintra
  • Amadora
  • Estoril
  • Odivelas

Latest reviews for fitness trainers in Lisbon

Real, phone-verified reviews from the expat community.

10

Sophie

Lisbon, Aug 2025

I started working with Tiago after trying his group classes at my gym because his workouts were well planned and he is calm and quietly motivational, not shouty. We trained once a week from around December or January until June, and he taught me to use equipment I would never touch like the sled, wrote me a personal workout plan in Excel for non-session days, and talked through nutrition. I wanted to lose weight and get stronger, and he kept me going through the gloomy winter, super organized, on time, and easy to coordinate with on WhatsApp, even coming in on what should have been his day off. Price felt fair, and I liked that he really knows the science of how the body works, which made our sessions make sense.

10

Charanya

Lisbon, Sep 2026

I have been working with Rui for the last couple of months as my personal trainer, and I have had a very good experience. He is very detail oriented and very empathetic to my needs, and he really took the time to understand my body, my issues, and what I wanted from personal training. He crafted a plan that I was motivated to do, and for the first time in many years I actually ended up losing weight, building muscle, and hitting all the goals we discussed. The price felt a bit on the higher side, but overall he was very adaptable with timing and made it work around my schedule, which I really appreciated.

10

Julie

Cascais, Sep 2026

I started working with Nicola two years ago for fitness training, first at my home and then in her small group classes at Mujo in Portugal. It’s not an overstatement to say that working with Nicola has changed my entire life, it’s really been a fabulous experience. Nicola is amazing, and if there were a higher rating, I would give more.

How much do fitness trainers cost in Lisbon?

Real price ranges from the jobs our vetted fitness trainers actually do. Prices updated August 2026

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How much does a personal trainer cost in Lisbon?

Personal training in Lisbon runs €20 to €70 an hour, averaging around €30. Blocks of sessions are cheaper per session than paying singly.

Per session
€20 to €70 an hour
Average
around €30
Wider range
€15 to €80

Frequently Asked Questions

What expats want to know before hiring fitness trainers in Lisbon.

How much does a personal trainer cost in Lisbon?
A one-to-one session averages around €45, ranging roughly €13 to €60 depending on the trainer and setting. Buying a block of sessions or training as a pair brings the price down a lot.
Are there English-speaking personal trainers in Lisbon?
Yes, plenty work with the international community in English, in gyms, outdoors and online. We list ones reviewed by other expats.
Where do personal trainers work, the gym, my home or online?
All of those. Many train you at a gym, some come to your home or train outdoors to make the most of Lisbon weather, and others offer online coaching. Each listing shows what they offer.
How do I pick a trainer for my goals?
Be clear whether you want strength, weight loss, mobility or general fitness, then read reviews from clients with similar goals. Most trainers offer a trial session so you can see if you click before committing.
What should I avoid?
Avoid paying for a big block of sessions before a trial, and be wary of anyone promising dramatic results on a fixed timeline. A good trainer sets realistic expectations.
How do you say personal trainer in Portuguese?
Most people just say personal trainer in Portugal, or treinador pessoal. Either works to search for, and most trainers here speak English.
How do I find a personal trainer I can trust in Lisbon?
Check reviews and, where offered, do a trial session. On Locallista the reviews are phone-verified and ranked on real expat experience, not who paid the most.